Avenue of Stars on Postcard

"Lightgazing on a Clear Night Hong Kong by night requires a view from the Avenue of the Stars. It affords the best views in the city of the city (albeit of the business/downtown part of the city). It can get dark up on the 2nd level where it's chock-a-block full of tourist and locals enjoying a stroll and laser light shows (check the times). By Kokleong Tham"

A Perfect Day in Hong Kong

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"Lightgazing on a Clear Night Hong Kong by night requires a view from the Avenue of the Stars. It affords the best views in the city of the city (albeit of the business/downtown part of the city). It can get dark up on the 2nd level where it's chock-a-block full of tourist and locals enjoying a stroll and laser light shows (check the times). By Kokleong Tham"

14 Experiences You'll Love in Hong Kong

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PL Lau

Google

Avenue of Stars: A Mixed Bag of Beauty and Crowds The Avenue of Stars offers a stunning panoramic view of the Victoria Harbour and the iconic Hong Kong skyline. It's a great place to relax, take photos, and soak in the atmosphere. However, the sheer number of tourists, especially Chinese tour groups, can sometimes overwhelm the experience. While the star-studded walkway honoring Hong Kong's film industry is interesting, the crowds can make it difficult to enjoy. It's a bit of a mixed bag: beautiful scenery marred by overwhelming crowds. If you're looking for a quieter experience, consider visiting early in the morning or on a weekday.

Abel Brata

Google

The Avenue of Stars is a hidden gem along Victoria Harbour, celebrating Hong Kong's film legends like Bruce Lee and Jackie Chan. The handprints and statues are a nice touch, but the real draw is the stunning view of the city’s skyline, especially at sunset or during the Symphony of Lights show. It’s a peaceful spot to walk and reflect, though it can get crowded in the evening. While it may not have the grandeur of some other Hong Kong landmarks, its charm lies in its simplicity and history. If you’re near the harbour, it’s definitely worth a stop to soak in both the cinematic past and the breathtaking views.

Vis Naidoo

Google

Great spot at the waters edge to watch the Symphony of Lights show that starts at 8pm daily. Lasts about 9 minutes. Get there at least 30 minutes before the show starts and get a good viewing spot along the walkway near the statue of the lady. The Peninsula hotel is a great landmark and then walk towards the water. Get off at the Tsim Sha Tsui MTR station on the Red Line.

Rob Nesbit

Google

Interesting enough, to walk around the pier and look at the hand prints of some of Hong Kong's finest movie stars - I myself found Jet Li, and Gong Lee, (and the god awful Andy Lau - puke), missed Jacky Chan's somehow...... Good views of the harbour, but it was very busy and on a wet day so not the most enjoyable thing in the world. Was alright though.

Stash Panda

Google

How could I not visit the Hong Kong version of the Hollywood stars? It is right outside k11 Musea next to the harbor. It has a nice open area to walk around with lots of statues to take photos with and lots of stores to find food and drinks. And the path in either direction can lead you to the station or Harbor City, A giant mall on the Harbor. Quite a fun little walk to see which actors made it on the walk

Thien Thanh Ong

Google

Very nice place to visit with a good view of the harbor and places to shop and eat at nearby. It was cool to look at all the plaques and handprints, too! The area is well maintained and you can spend a lot of time in this area. This is also a good place to watch the Symphony of Lights that happens every night at 8 pm. This area is free. However, be aware that there are some rules and courtesies that are posted and should be followed.

amit ragtah

Google

Beautiful view of the Hong Kong skyline. Evening shows. Had a bit of disappointment as I have as expecting fireworks. But again it was a drone show. Completely worth the time spent.

mandyGoTravelling

Google

Pink Panda in avenue of stars loveyaa so much love with cutie pie panda haaa, 2000panda coming to tst harbour, you can see them from the room awards statue to k11musea, the scene is simply perfect when you come during the sunset period, the background is perfect and i love the little cute pink panda<3 baby pandaa haa, thinking to a paint on these cute pink ones hahaaa Avenue of stars rating of mine: 5**

PL Lau

Google

Avenue of Stars: A Mixed Bag of Beauty and Crowds The Avenue of Stars offers a stunning panoramic view of the Victoria Harbour and the iconic Hong Kong skyline. It's a great place to relax, take photos, and soak in the atmosphere. However, the sheer number of tourists, especially Chinese tour groups, can sometimes overwhelm the experience. While the star-studded walkway honoring Hong Kong's film industry is interesting, the crowds can make it difficult to enjoy. It's a bit of a mixed bag: beautiful scenery marred by overwhelming crowds. If you're looking for a quieter experience, consider visiting early in the morning or on a weekday.

Abel Brata

Google

The Avenue of Stars is a hidden gem along Victoria Harbour, celebrating Hong Kong's film legends like Bruce Lee and Jackie Chan. The handprints and statues are a nice touch, but the real draw is the stunning view of the city’s skyline, especially at sunset or during the Symphony of Lights show. It’s a peaceful spot to walk and reflect, though it can get crowded in the evening. While it may not have the grandeur of some other Hong Kong landmarks, its charm lies in its simplicity and history. If you’re near the harbour, it’s definitely worth a stop to soak in both the cinematic past and the breathtaking views.

Vis Naidoo

Google

Great spot at the waters edge to watch the Symphony of Lights show that starts at 8pm daily. Lasts about 9 minutes. Get there at least 30 minutes before the show starts and get a good viewing spot along the walkway near the statue of the lady. The Peninsula hotel is a great landmark and then walk towards the water. Get off at the Tsim Sha Tsui MTR station on the Red Line.

Rob Nesbit

Google

Interesting enough, to walk around the pier and look at the hand prints of some of Hong Kong's finest movie stars - I myself found Jet Li, and Gong Lee, (and the god awful Andy Lau - puke), missed Jacky Chan's somehow...... Good views of the harbour, but it was very busy and on a wet day so not the most enjoyable thing in the world. Was alright though.

Stash Panda

Google

How could I not visit the Hong Kong version of the Hollywood stars? It is right outside k11 Musea next to the harbor. It has a nice open area to walk around with lots of statues to take photos with and lots of stores to find food and drinks. And the path in either direction can lead you to the station or Harbor City, A giant mall on the Harbor. Quite a fun little walk to see which actors made it on the walk

Thien Thanh Ong

Google

Very nice place to visit with a good view of the harbor and places to shop and eat at nearby. It was cool to look at all the plaques and handprints, too! The area is well maintained and you can spend a lot of time in this area. This is also a good place to watch the Symphony of Lights that happens every night at 8 pm. This area is free. However, be aware that there are some rules and courtesies that are posted and should be followed.

amit ragtah

Google

Beautiful view of the Hong Kong skyline. Evening shows. Had a bit of disappointment as I have as expecting fireworks. But again it was a drone show. Completely worth the time spent.

mandyGoTravelling

Google

Pink Panda in avenue of stars loveyaa so much love with cutie pie panda haaa, 2000panda coming to tst harbour, you can see them from the room awards statue to k11musea, the scene is simply perfect when you come during the sunset period, the background is perfect and i love the little cute pink panda<3 baby pandaa haa, thinking to a paint on these cute pink ones hahaaa Avenue of stars rating of mine: 5**

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